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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-11
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
JUST RECEIVED
y AZ
French's, SO and 95 King st.

Two hundred thousand ENVELOPES, all sizes
and grades the cheapest line ever offered in this
city.
twelve hundred PAPETERIEs from Zoe to s.
each.
A very large stock of TABLETS and PADS :;
more than hundred styles and Sizes from 1c up
In stock the BEST and cheapest and most varied
line OF BLANK BOOKS in the State. Everything
from the largest Iedgers and Journals; all sizes
and styles of binding down to the smallest Pass
Books.
A full line of NOTE LETTER, BILL HEADS
and STATEMENTS
A full line in stock of WARDS ROYAL IRISH
LINEN NOTES and ENYt LOPES ana fifty other
styles all grades down to good Note Paper at soc
per ream.
cry usually found in the largest establishments
milo GEO. Z. FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-11

MRS. W1NsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP, for chill.
dren teething is tho prescription of one of the
best female nurses and physicians in the United
States, and has been used for forty years with
never-faiiing success by. millions of mothers for
their children. During the process of teething
its value is incsculable. 1t relieves the child
from pain cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping
in tho bowels, and wind-colic. By giving health
to tho child it ros.s the mother. Price 25 cents q
bottle. mv5-1y1M.W&S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-11

THE OPERA HoUsE.-The work of re-
modelling and improving the Opera House
is rapidly approaching completion, and in
short time this city will have we'll ap-
pointed and cosy little theatre, with seat
ing capacity of about one thousand. The
house will be reopened on Saturday the 10Th,
by Mr., Sol Smith Russell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-11

For this district fair, warmer weather and
nor,herly winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-11

FIRE COMPANY MEErING.-A meeting of
the Friendship Fire Company was held at
their hall last night, at which it was de-
cided TO fit up the engine house at once. A
vote Of thanks was rendered the citizens
committee of the 22d of February parade,
for the donation made the company which
enabled it to make such q creditable ap.
pearauce in the procession, and also to the
lady friends of the company for their assist
ance on that occasion in providing wreaths,
flowers, etc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-11

\ brave man wont drive lame horse.
He will buy Salvation Oil and cure his anil
NAL at once.
Sudden changes in the weather give rise
to many severe coughs and colds. DR.. Bul!s
Cough Syrup is n certain and safe cure IN
every case Is cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-11

PERsoNAl.-Judge R. W. Hughes is con.
fined TO his residence in Norfolk by slight
'indisposition. :,
Hon. James Keith, Judge of the Circuit
Court, was in Washington last night on his
return to Warrenton from his wedding tour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-11
Woman and Her Diseases.

is the title of an interesting illustrated
treatise (16O pages) sent, postpaid, for 10
cents in stamps. Address Worlds Dispen-
sary Medical Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-11

THE BALTIMORE CONFERENCE Of the NJ.
T. Church, which has heen in session in
Baltimore for the past week, adjourned yes
terday. A number of reports were submit
ted The reading of which occupied most OF
The final session. The report Ct Rev. Page
Milburn, conference treasurer, showed the
total collections to be SCI ,043 50. The
report on membership showed 34,S55 full
members and 5,199 probationers for 377
churches A steady decrease in the receipts
of the Bible societies was also shown. Rev.
r. F. Bishop was transferred to the Virginia
Conference and stationed ct Trinity Church
in this city, Rev. John Edwards, formerly
Of this city, was stationed at Martinsburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-11

The VIRGINIA. There was not quo
rnm of the stockholders Of the Alexandria
Ferry Co. present at the meeting called for
last night aud consequently no action was
taken iu reference to the sale of the steamer
Virginia to parties in Georgetown, who
want to run her on a ferry line near the
aqueduct bridge, and who are very anxious
to purchase. The non action last night
will probably preclude the sale Of the boat,
and she will, therefore, be kept on the old
route unless the expenses so far exceed tho
receipts as to make it impossible for the
present management to meet the demands.
Should this be the case it is hoped that some
provision will be made to aid the company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-11

There will be called meeting # the City
School Board tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-11

NNHE GOLDEN HAM, for sale by GEO. McBUR-
L NEY & SON mill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-03-11

TNURKEY-RED TABLE LINEN, fast colors, at
l. 29c; pure Linen half bleached at % 81 45
and soc; yards wide at 62lh and 75c. For sale
bv [feh25 AMOS B. SLAYMAKER
Daily Republican., 1887-01-18


The regular monthly meeting Of the
Levy Court vas held this morning,
with President Taylo In the chair. A
number Of The newly elected members
were present, and seemed interested 10
the procsedinss. A resolution vas In.
toducod and adopted instructiDg the
COMMITTEES on Legislation to consult
the attorney Of Abe court In reference 10
AL bills ooncerning this county which
are drawn 70 10 before tho LsgialAsura.
Tue oommitsse appciuted 20 visit the
bank ct Coilins' Beach reported that
they had attended to their duty, and
that In their opinion the hank was no.
high enough. They therefore deferred
accepting it unit, Il 10 built 70 the pre-.
scribed height, and recon nended
that the tias for the completion Be en-
tended until July LIST, 1857.
TIE committee t. whom Wns referred
the application Of tie Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty 70 Children, re-
ported In favor OF appropriatipe e250 to
the * citty. the money 10 b paid BY
the county treasurer 10 the proper par
soma.
On motion Of Mr.. Mackey, 500 ID
ditional Was Appropriated for repairs OF
bridges and cause ways In White Clay
Greek Hundred, and on motion Of Mr..
James r. Taylor, the sum OF 800 vas
appropriated Tor like purpose In Ap.
poQuibtmink Hundred.
The attorney Of tho Court WAS re-
quested to examine The city charter en-
page 494, volume IL, and to have each
legislAtion granted ~ shall be necessary
10 restors any rights that may have
been forfeited by the charter. The
meeting then adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-18

MoRGAN -on the 1s.h INT. Harry H..
son az David aud Emma morgan, in tie
nth ysar OF hts age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vi,ei TO G:teGd hts funeral from the resi-.
depce OF his p.rentH on Head street, south
s ces at he house a. z o'eleck InleImsnt
at AsNuIy Cemetery.
''Aest IN Jesus"
1'1iGLf.Y this city. On Tie Is h ms, ii.
Lola Nj. wife ef wilma ID : Qui,ie In
her "A n year
the iunsral IRON TIE rcsidence OF her hus-
band. go Wsshi1gton strset, on Tues
day, Is h ms al p. Il
|KURTZ-At kiamensi. on the l8th instant
EdDs nay, fsugh.or VI Gee &. aud hsohel
Il. kuriI ages 70 m"n.ns and II days.
|foBMAN-On tho ltth inst, Ann h For.
man, In the p3I ysar o. her age.
Relatives and friends src respectfully in
ylted 70 srond her funeral from tho rssi.
dence OF her ION. J. Parde. F0rInRp, ohris
tlana Haudred, on wednesday at II Q el bsk
a. n. FEcerll services al Old Swec's'
Church.
CAMPBELl.-On the eth ms, Of Bright q
disease Of tbs hidrets, acc upAn!ed by
organic heart disease. hfs. Mari "a Camp.
bsll, eyed - years
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
'ite1 10 attsnt her funeral from her late
resid,ncs, nc. 81 West Fo, nth street., on
Woo sstay FORMING. Hin Mtfs al st
Peters Pro-Osihsdrai at O'Clock Inter.
ment A. New Cathedral Csnetery.
May the Lord have mercy OF hers. n ana
grant her rest aad reac. -lfnsn.
WILSnN-On the lsth inst. sarah Jane.
daughter " John ard Alice Wilson, sgea
2NeeEs.
Philadelphia Times Washington and
Richmond, Va, papers please eoPy
BRIE I'm tha fTth inst lana wifi. O,
| James :. brs or, aged 60 years.
| Relatives aud friends are respec fnily In
vtted to attend her funeral from the resi-
| dence Of her husband, Nc. 62a ChfistiAAA
| street. on Wednesday Afternoon. Seryiesl
at the house at o'clock. lnterment at XIV
I orvisw
| J aCkSON. - the l7th inst, Caleb Jscx-
| son. In the sd year of his age
helatiyeB and irlerfA II tie family are re
| spectfnlly invited to attend his funeral ffolr
his late residence. ios Vet lztn sties., OF
| Thursday Afternoon, At 9o'clGok. Intern M
,at wilmington and Era2dJwine Genet. ,
/ hlbBEtT In THE city, on the 18th inst.
VIM. Bills ,son Of W. and Lizzie hiooert
aged months and Jsys.
Relatives AID friends are ftfpecfull.
invited O attend his tuneTa fran the pssi
tdenee q his plrens el3 SarJland ayenu >
! wednesday Afternoon. Services at tn
how're at go O'Clock. I1ternsnt at VII
| ming on and BrandyYine Celnetsfy.
t"fatLer, grant that We msy mtet sur love
| ono IA that bTigh. home above"
Daily Republican., 1887-01-18
The Democratic Caucus.

TIE Democrats met In caucus las
night in the Representatives. hall ir
Dover st s 80 Mr.. NAPLES vas selected
70 prssi ie; Mr.. emailey acted IS clerk
snd Mcssys. NcWhorier AID Med!il
a It-d ss tsl,ers.
The csucus then proos ded to blsi
ness, and Mr.. McWhorttr presented The
name of George Gray for United Stat.
St nator, and the nomipa:ion was madt
uoauimcus
a long struggle lien ems uel over thu
selection of 8 candidate for s ate Treas
urer, Mr.. Herbert, Mr.. SoElAnd anc
Mr. Morris being the candidates.
Fifteen bs lot, w-re taken. The high
est for Eerbert was Is, the highest fci
Rowland "A, and the highest for Morri'
I. After o struggle CT two hours III
csncus adjourned until Wednesday
night next.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-18
Their Seventh Anniversary.

emyth Post, No. /, g. A. B., cels
bfaied their seventh anniversary nj
their headquarters In the Adams Build.
ing, last evening. The attendance vas
large. and speeches we're made by A. 8
Sones, aid-ce-camp 10 the commander
in chief; Department Commander John
VI. Dunn; Post Com masder viii lam p
Vcshell OF Admiral 8 z. DnPont Post,
No. 2; Post Commander Jossph Il.
Vantine Of General ID B Blrney Post,
No IL; Post Commander william
0ConDor OF General q. =. Grant Post,
No. 10; the Rsv. j. l.. E.tliD, pastor OF
the Reformed Episcopal Church OF the
Rsdeemer. aud Past Department Com
mander w. s. McNair. Past Depart
ment Commander Ross recited "Sheri-
dams Ride" and Songs were sung by
Reese Palmer, james d Grimes, Jo.erh
ysntine aud William O'Connor, In nd
dition to some excellen. singing by q
Quartette. Elwood Stout gave SONS re-
Inarkably due music on half doZ-E
different instruments at the same time,
and during the evening an abundant
supply OF Refreshments Was served.
There were representative present
from several Poets and also guile q
numNr of ladies.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-18
Temperance Alliance Call.

The following, dated January l5.b,
1881, has been is,usd by Richard NJ.
Cooper. president OF the State Temper
ance Alliance:
"The State Temperance Alliance will
meet In annual convention In Court
House Hall, Dover, at IL. Is n. m, Wed
nesday, February 2. Churches, Sunday
schools, n initterisl associations, yourg
mems Christian asso.iaiions, TEN per-
snce and other reform societies, colleges,
academies and oranges are requested 10
send three delegates each, and indi-
vidual friends Of the cause to come and
: re part in the convention. A fe Of
81 Is required from each delegation oil
three and each Individual 10 EN- bsr. Re.
d iced rates will be secured by railroad.
Tne evening meeting will be addressed
By Walter g. Miller, Esq OF Ohio"
Daily Republican., 1887-01-18
Crowded Lsst D.,,

Hundreds OF people turned svI
terds7 for the want of clerks Ia =
them. To day We have epn.I
extra force OF statesmen. Re-
sale win only last till sa.uraEj
iarJ ~. whtc 10 positively Ii. y
Evefythiog will DO sold qu.es h
oore Of thoae fne beaver assa
" rs. worth els 90, or moleyc.1
refunded. A Ono 10, OF ai.u ,
~ less than half the origin, }
Is. 900 pair OF pants to bo SOD 40
On the dollar. Gall and ooayita :
eel; OF the sacrifice. Be ere 4
the right store. Is Others nAvs a 4
us. We have no branch ,9,a /
great assignee sale OF clo,h!.sbtl
Market street SATURDAY pos..nIl
last day OF sale.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-18
DELAYED AEAin.

tt rough SONS bunsllns N =, :.
lar letter from Dover WAS rev ~
,ucn n late hour that We "si' IA
" print 1t without delay ins 'He :
our paper 10 an nnsessonao., pViI !.
10 with something could Nc ID
'he postal authorities 70 els -
get mail matter from Dover ri
by the usual mail trains 49, n
o-day appears to have c'li' nj Il
say of Crisneld, at iess! " -
aaine stamped on 1t.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-18
At the 0pera House

Next friday and Saturday nights the
strong and sensational melo-draTna the
lights o. London" will be presented at
the Opera House by first class company
with magnificent scenery and stage eff
fects. This is one Of the plays which has
taken strong hold in this city, and It
viii no doubt have crowded houses both
nights.
Next Monday night Miss Maud Banks
will commence an engagement OF one
week at the Opera House, during which
she will present the following repertoire
'IngomAr," Little Emily" Camille, u
Love aud Money, 1.-THE Lady Of Lyons -
Blow For Blow" and divorce" Miss
Banks is . daughter of General n. P.
Banks of Massachusetts, and is rapidly
proving herself one of the most talented
actresses on the American stage.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-18
Tho NAA RAILWAY.

The Wilmington and Brsndywine
Street Passenger Railway Company have
received proposition from the Whining
ton City Passenger Railway Company &c
construct the road for them from Tenth
and Market streeh 10 Riverview Gene
terry, without any guarantee against loss
for five years, as was at first proposed.
The matter has been referred 10 . com
mittee of three and II is thought that
they will report favorably upon 1t next
Thursday night If matters are satisfacto
rily arranged, the new road will be built
In the spring, 60 as 10 be completed sim
ult,neously with the new bridge acros
the Brandywine al Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-18

About 5000 mem bers Of s., $50
Catholic Church, in New ! Jik u
IN setting 10 the basement, o. lOs -
last night, and resolved 40. to ~
the new rector A ccmu i'iee sfI
pointed 10 call upon the A'tt,a
and request Of him the ressos y
AcGlynn's deposition. WA
meeting was going on snolhsi "
progress in Cooper Union HAll,u'a
ing Indignation agains, "th. :,
and influences that hal dep1sed "
Glynn." The hall vas cr0watl
this stage WAS occupied ~ tue a
IF the Central Laoor Lnion =
~hose auspices the gathering
place,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-18

VIgHsA, Jan. 1.-THE uo",
continues 10 hasten its prePeia
war. Orders have been issued in'1''
the Red Cross Society TO raise 'as /.
the hospitals under It's mauAes-
their full strength, and to qualf.f
number ofbeds in those instiil'ot,'
contracts have been made for Pi2s
deliverable TO the War DrpAi'I'
March. The railway olilcia.' ~
recently summoned TO Vienna y /.
with the Government ress--'i
transportation of troops IN TIE e '-'
Mobilization OF the army have
ported that the preparations i-e-
upon have been completed.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-18
rne nsrke; Ordinance.

A farmer complains that the clerk OF
the market is in the habit Of collecting
money from persons who bring produce
10 our city and occupy standS rented by
parties who only oc npy them once a
week. The coz p i4inant holds that ii e
stand having been paid fer b. one
party, the cls.g has NO right 10 exact 3
fee from any one e.se who may occupy
1t; that s,4ould fee be paid 1t should
go 10 tfs original renter aud no. to the
clik. The N after 10 not Of grea' iro
porisuce, and yet some persons coLn
plkin very bitterly in regard TO IL.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-18

A hundred or so had en-
broidered initial handker.
Chiefs some OF the letters
gone, though some that are
left might match your name;
all linen, 3 for IS cents.
All we have left Of black
mufs, IS cents to 81.
All we have left of school
bags. so cents to rs cents.
A lot of Grena dine and
Tycoon yelling, different
colors, IS cents from 2sc.
A small lot of children's
white merino undershirts to
|6t children from l to 10
years. They run In price
from Is to Al cents. The
lot goes in the sale at I23
cents each, regardless OF
size.
Children's black and blue
ribbed stockings, broken run
OF sizes, only 6, 7 and s,
down to 10 cents from IS.
Ladies' stockings. color,
red, price so to 37i cents,
sizes s to 81. all we have, go
to 10 cents,and only because
they are red.
An odd lot of party Kid
Gloves, in white and deli
cate shades, dressed md un-
dressed. SIZES s. to 81, 4
and 6 buttons; 81 and $3.50,
high quality, all 20 down to
GO cents.
We propose to make this
an emphatic and interesting
sale Of reduced goods.
| VIM. B. SHARP & CO
Il
Daily Republican., 1887-01-18
saies of Real EaAie.

The hotel property OF the I'I
II. Parry, situated or the Conc. 4
about five miles north OF Ct w 9.
be sold at public sale on lh4i.s,
well as all the real estate oil sal e''
The. real estate of the late "a y.
kins, consisting of four houses y. 4. ~ -,
will be sold at public sale Oh M n. /
The farm, late the property q "
Morton, situated at ToughAth',Tr,.. ]
will be sold at public sale OF '-"'
the 10Th Inst.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-18
Dots.

The Citizens Rink viii he opsn Oh
Saturday evening. the 2g.L inst, Will
lood attractions.
The finest Java coffse IN the State
green OF fresh roasted, at Crippen's,
East Second etreet
The Uuited States c remit Court me
tbia morning. but th,ra being no busi
nsss 70 trassct II was adjourned without
time.
In the U. 8. House of Representa-
tives on Monday tbs Serate's amend
ment to the Mexican pension bill wa
coucurred IN. and it now goes TO tn
President.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-18

WASHINGTON, d. G., Jan ID
o'clock ID Is evening Dr. Biz. go
Repressn att 70 Co.'s coulUits
siterao,y Improved sine Tie Nh
CONSULTATION. HE has uk.s 4
nourtshmsnt 10 day THAI toi 30
lays past. " said the docl. r. "a u
be IA by no means out Of dals,
adverse complications have mo. d
appearances during the day. wen4
cssdinely hopefni tonight TAI j,
now on he will rapid ly mend III
tervals bttween bis coughing 81 81
growing lonse-; the pain in BIZ ~
aaterlslly decreased. and ne !. ~
quite comfortably. | do MT sIgsI
s-e him again until 10 m1rros 81
lnz."
Daily Republican., 1887-01-18

Elsew here in this Issue We preeent a
large advertisement OF II. FL. Warner &
Co., setting forth the fact that up to
D.cen Der 81, 1856, they lad sold tie
enormous amount Of 26 567 1876 bottles
Of "WaIner's Safe Cure" in North
America alone, TO say nothing Of the
European and Australian trade. These
figures seem almost incredible, hui
com Ing as they do from house 30 vel
known ard honorable, we feel safe II
attestiug TO thei trrthfulneif. War
ner's Safe Care" hiss certainly beer 3
great bovn to the suffering. ard Its sue
cess has depended altogether upon IL
own merits. For kidney, liver, b'oo(
and urin larry trouble, and especially 10
tema.e complaints, its equal was ne,e
known, and 70. this reason 1t dtservel
al the praise which 1t receives,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-18
THIRD EDITION.


TKHNroN, n. j. Jan. 1.-THE Sen
ste came together tonight ~ 8o'clock.
When Secretary Reading had finished
(DemocrAt), Of Hudson, Unlisted upon
his right 70 Be sworn In ~ member OF
the Senate. Secretary Reading, hos
ever, refused 70 recognise him, and en-
tsrtained Senator Grigss' motion 70
postpone organization until Thursday
Afteru oon q . O'Clock. Tnis motion
prevailed, and the Senators separated.
The Assembly also held = brief ses-
sion to-aight. The floor and galleries
were jammed In expectation Of fresh
sensations, bat nothing Of the sort came
% the surfAce. A great ceal OF routine
business Vas transacted.
MT. Matthews (Dem } offered joint
resolution requesting New jersey q
Represe utativss at Washington to urge
the passage OF . Law prov ding for the
eleltion Of United States Senators by
popular vote. II WA referred.
The Committee on Inauguration re-
ported its program for to-morrow's cele
brAtion ~ already announced.
The announcemento OF Speaker Baird.i
committees was the most interesting
feature Of the evening. They are ab0ui
equslly divided between the Repubi
cans and Democrats. After the an
nouncement had been made Mr.. Nc
Dermott (Dem }, of Essex, asked leave
TO withdraw from all com mittees, as hs
'idid not desirs TO hold any appointment
from traitorous Democrat" Speaker
Baird declared him out Of order.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-18
Bal. Ohio, (State), 633.I5S

COL. JOSEPH II. THORNTON, Gin
cinnati, o., in 1885 reported that his
daught was very much prostrated;
had palpitation Of the heart, intense
pain i'll the head, nervous disorder and
oatarrh of the bladder. She lost fi'ty-
five pounds. Other remedies FILLING,
they began the use CT Warmers SAFE
Cure, SAFE Pills and SAFE Ncryine,
and within three months she had gained
fifty pounds in weight and was restored
to good health. That was three years
|ago, and sh :, is still in a. good health as
ever in her life Col Thornton himself
was cured of Chronic Diarrhpa of cigh.
teen years standing, in 1881, by War.
ncr's SAFE Cure.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-18
Fifth EDITH
SENATE

SENATE
DOvnn, Ian. l7.-Tha q
|bled ct 5 d. y. oeais
Mr. Ferguson presep,a,
which vas lost. npooin,s.A ri
tee on constitutional reso.
asos. u Aa'
The Secretary Of N. ~
mittsd prsssukd sha 'as b
se.msss' Bank Of Delawsrs'"
- sssson eave notice a,
proposing amendments 70 M
acn.
~ L~vn eevs notice Of A,
,1o9Ipossss the CitiEens HoYCY
'" 70 1m
ans NOUS Joint resolu, Ion n, .
sucn - concurred In.
.. =. tsrs1soo presen,ed 4, u
eneo ~ A. q. Dsakyne ant J
-. 10y On . pubic road Ia D y
ngnotsn
w Ans nooe Pill 20 inoo,5o,J
'n'os IfAosfsr CJmpsr,]
r. ~, une.
@ ou 20 reincorpora,e n.
ineDn OA dss COMPANY ~
'no s n,no 90 motion of Mr.. hi
80. -, -. ~ ~ .as seoe Rebtisu.,,)
'on .ns scs 70 incofpora,e DiYMJ
1no.sn. ofosf OF Hibsru,s|
xas. sDnu una
A"Joufneo.
HOUSE OF RKPRBESr.r,r,
DOVER, Jan. l7.-Honm
p. n. NC
The bill Of OovciII & u
Daily Republican., 1887-01-18
Few Merchandise cars.

Fifty new merchant Use csrs, with
improved coupling and break, made At
Altoona, Pa, for tie Pernsy lvania
Railroad Company, arrived At tie Wet
Yard last evening. They will be u,ei
in the trans portation business between
New York and Norfolk, ard alec each
other pcipts On the different rosds As
the season demands. 1t will be tiDe
thing WI en- ali Of the old cars shsl. re
replaced with new opes with mooern
improvements for safety and Convent
6ucH.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-18

The funeral OF GentrAi !, 10
take place with miilsl ~,
inorrow ct noon, snd tl7 -
viii be temporarily n lie = ,e,.i
GEAR Washington. On rit5ps
Mrs. HBzen, who is no" Il -, =
10 nairs viii probably be ~
Ohio.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-18
The Ind,.n. Lleu,sn. an. oovernorsnip

The Indiana Lieutenant Governorship
ISDIAsAPuLIs, Ind, Jan. l7.-Judge
Ayres, OF the OWL Circuit Court, this
morning gave his decision In the pro
ceedings against Lieutenant Governor
Robertson. He held that the Court had
Jurisdiction Of the case, and also that
there 10 no provision Of the Constitution
whereby Lieutenant Governor can be
elected at any other time tban when .
Governor Is elected; that IL, once every
four years; ard, nAsnuch ~ the cleo
ton was not constitutional, the proceed
ings could not be . contested election
as provided for By the Constitution and
statutes. He graz ted the writ OF in.
Junction against Colonel Robertson, 20
restrain him from presiding at the Joint
Convent ton on Wednesday. In conc!u-
sion, the Judge said he assumed jGris.
dictiol and made the decision; he did
30 that there could be an appeal 70 the
Supreme Court 1t once, belle wing that
upon sucb An important question the
opinion Of that Court should be had.